Waiting for the Vet Signed Print Hats But Rockwell's drawing was not
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But Rockwell's drawing was not only in the service of his painting: he also executed finished illustrations in pencil and charcoal
June 2015 by Mark Fredrickson
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Waiting for the Vet Signed Print Hats But Rockwell's drawing was notNorman Rockwell (1894 1978) At the Vet Boy at the Veterinarian's Office, 1952 Cover illustration for The Saturday Evening Post (March 29, 1952) Media print lithography on paper This limited edition offset print entitled At the Vet Boy at the Veterinarian's Office measures 14 X11 inches and was hand signed by Norman Rockwell in permanent marker in the lower right. The print is in excellent condition with vibrant color and detail. This image portrays a
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